Any translation of the Bible is subject to the the thoughts of the translator(s). This may lead us to believe something contrary to what the Bible actually says. With this Bible study tool you can see the original language words (Hebrew/Greek) of a Bible passage, their literal translation and what was actually written into the King James Version Bible. All words come with their corresponding Strong's Concordance numbers.

This is a great all-in-one study tool for those who want to study the original Greek words from which the English Bible (KJV) is translated, yet have little or no knowledge of Greek itself. Under each Greek word is its literal English equivalent, along with the King James Version in the margins. A helpful but condensed lexicon is included along with New Testament synonyms.

First published in 1897, this interlinear has become a standard Bible study tool for locating the Greek word or words behind specific passages in the King James Version Bible. This interlinear also offers a Greek/English lexicon to unlock the meanings of words and a section of Greek synonyms to help clarify the relationships of words.

This abbreviated study guide for the entire Bible comes not only with Mr. Halley's comments but also maps, archaeological notes and pictures illustrating the scriptures. An excellent synopsis on the history of the church from the first century onward is also included.

From Genesis to Revelation, Matthew Henry combines practical application, devotional insight, and scholarship into his commentary on the entire Bible.

JFB is a verse-by-verse exposition of the Bible. This study guide sheds light on the full meanings and implications of words, verses, and passages to supply you with an in-depth understanding of the entire Bible.

For more than a century this Bible reference has served as an invaluable guide to God's word for pastors and students. This study guide is respected for its thorough scholarship that transcends even the broadest spectrum of theological barriers and differences.